Çkarmalar

Çkarmalar is a term that appears in some Turkish-language discussions and speculative writings. It is not a standard entry in Turkish dictionaries, and its meaning tends to vary between sources.

In many uses, çkarmalar is treated as a neologism derived from karma, with the plural suffix -lar. Some writers describe çkarmalar as karmic residues, debts, or balances that influence a person’s life and decisions.

In fiction and online esoteric blogs, çkarmalar may denote a system of forces that affect fate, where individuals can incur, cancel, or balance these charges through actions, choices, or rituals. The concept is typically presented as hypothetical or symbolic rather than as an established philosophical or religious doctrine.

Etymology and usage notes: the form is phonetically close to çakralar (chakras) in Turkish, and there is no standardized spelling. Because of this, çkarmalar is often encountered only in informal or niche contexts, and its interpretation depends heavily on the author or community using it.

Related topics include karma, chakras (çakralar in Turkish), and discussions of reincarnation in Turkish-language sources. The lack of a unified definition means the term functions mainly as a speculative or fictional construct rather than a recognized term in mainstream discourse.